I built something like The Sims, but the characters are local LLM agents doing real work (open source)

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I run Qwen 3.8 locally and got tired of multi agent setups where you start a script and stare at logs. I wanted to actually see them. So in this thing every agent has a body in a 3D world. They sit at desks, walk to a meeting room when someone calls a meeting, talk out loud to whoever is nearby, pick stuff up and hand it over. You can see who's thinking, who's using a tool. It's not only an office. You can simulate other scenarios as well like: - a software team that plans tasks on a board, writes code and reviews each other - a town square simulation (cops, a barista, a chef, a journalist) where you just watch what happens - tutors that teach you with animations and a whiteboard, and you can interrupt them by talking (might have bugs as of now) It has a sandboxed computer use built-in which is optional. There is also a supervisor agent that helps you design organizations and also has ability to build 3d assets from primitives and handing them to an organization and agents can even ask for things from that agent. Works with local models and few other providers (still working to add more) The motivation of building it was to see agent swarms in action with full transparency. It's still early and has bugs and I have used different models to build it iteratively. Repo: github.com/adityaagarw/Pantheon   submitted by   /u/Friendly_Bowl_7683 [link]   [comments]